
Knight of Death (Giclée Facsimile Print after Salvador Dalí)
This item is a contemporary giclée print on heavy, textured fine art paper, reproducing Salvador Dalí's surrealist masterpiece 'Knight of Death.' The composition features a skeletal knight mounted upon a skeletal horse, set against a dark, craggy landscape dominated by a silhouette of a tower. The color palette is evocative, utilizing deep blacks and shadowed greens contrasted against a vibrant, atmospheric orange and yellow sky that suggests a setting sun or a localized fire. The print is formatted with wide white margins characteristic of modern limited edition reproductions. A notable feature is the edition numbering 'IR/DVC' (or similar Roman numeral styling) in the lower left margin and a printed facsimile signature of Salvador Dalí in the lower right. The giclée process is evident in the smooth color transitions and sharp detail reproduction. The paper shows a distinct 'pebble' or 'cold-press' texture, indicating a high-quality substrate choice. The condition appears excellent with crisp edges and no visible foxing, staining, or sun-fading. As a giclée facsimile, it likely dates to the late 20th or early 21st century rather than Dalí's lifetime. The craftsmanship is professional, aimed at provide a faithful visual representation of the original oil painting's texture and surreal depth.
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$150 - $350
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Fine Art Prints
Appraised On
March 21, 2026
Estimated Value
$150 - $350
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Item Description
This item is a contemporary giclée print on heavy, textured fine art paper, reproducing Salvador Dalí's surrealist masterpiece 'Knight of Death.' The composition features a skeletal knight mounted upon a skeletal horse, set against a dark, craggy landscape dominated by a silhouette of a tower. The color palette is evocative, utilizing deep blacks and shadowed greens contrasted against a vibrant, atmospheric orange and yellow sky that suggests a setting sun or a localized fire. The print is formatted with wide white margins characteristic of modern limited edition reproductions. A notable feature is the edition numbering 'IR/DVC' (or similar Roman numeral styling) in the lower left margin and a printed facsimile signature of Salvador Dalí in the lower right. The giclée process is evident in the smooth color transitions and sharp detail reproduction. The paper shows a distinct 'pebble' or 'cold-press' texture, indicating a high-quality substrate choice. The condition appears excellent with crisp edges and no visible foxing, staining, or sun-fading. As a giclée facsimile, it likely dates to the late 20th or early 21st century rather than Dalí's lifetime. The craftsmanship is professional, aimed at provide a faithful visual representation of the original oil painting's texture and surreal depth.
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